Discount Stores near Rockbridge, OH

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  1. 26590 Virginia Valley Rd, Rockbridge OH 43149

    4.5 Superb 46 reviews

    “Super convenient location. The variety of items is decent across the board, especially if you are looking for seasonal trinkets. The best bit, they do have a helium tank and a decent variety of non-inflated balloons to choose from! The team is always nice and helpful.”

  2. 629 N Memorial Dr, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.6 Superb 140 reviews

    “Very nice store to go to hard to beat prices for the same kind of stop that the major stores sell almost half the price especially on Pop or soda whichever you would prefer I always call it pop but anyway for the little old lady that checks out the other day 100% 20 Stars??”

  3. 1700 E Main St, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.3 Superb 55 reviews

    “Went to checkout the “new” BigLots since I haven’t been since they changed ownership. A few big changes I noticed is they really downsized their furniture section and now have a big clothing section where the furniture section would be. BigLots is basically Roses under the BigLots brand. Will I return? Sure. Especially around the holidays to see if they’ll carry as much as they did before Roses bought them.”

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  5. 1950 E Main St, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.5 Superb 86 reviews

    “Always seem to have what I need to grab with out going to a big store that's out of the way. In and out and on my way with a busy life this place is the best.”

  6. 149 E Hubert Ave, Lancaster OH 43130

    4 Good 94 reviews

    “Service was very nice, store with somewhat clean( as busy as they are it is hard to keep it organized and that's understandable with it I'm out of business.) You can pretty well find anything that you want and need at a reasonable price”

  7. 375 W Front St, Logan OH 43138

    3.5 Good 87 reviews

    “The Dollar General employees are wonderful. I’ve been there several times. They have stuff stopped very well. Or they be stocking everything. I really love the employees. Also there is two ladies working one night there. It was close to closing time. I end up with my car door open on the driver side, coughing and can’t breathe. One of them said do you need help and I couldn’t say nothing. So she went to the other employee and had her come out and asked me. And I couldn’t talk or anything like that all I could do is put my hand on my chest to let her know that I couldn’t breathe and have coughing and I couldn’t talk. She called 911 for me. These two ladies were awesome. One of my kittens got out of my car as she got him for me when I was rushed to the hospital. I came back later and thanked them for helping me out. Because the situation of my health was really critical. These two ladies I don’t know their names. But they were awesome. The one got my kitty for me and put him in my jeep for me. Lock my jeep up for me. And they both work Together to find out what was going on with me and call 911 to help me out. I wish I had their names to let you know who they were. But I don’t. I came back a few days later after I got out of the hospital. I thanked them for helping me out like they did. I am so tremendously grateful, thankful, and appreciate these two ladies. Other than that all the cashiers are very friendly and outgoing and helpful. I did go back and talk to both of those ladies. All the people that work there know about me now. So they’ll be aware of anything going on with me now. I do highly recommend Dollar General besides what they did for me. I really do all those two ladies a lot. Because they went beyond to help me and my kitty and lock up my jeep.”

  8. 50 Logan-Thornville Rd NE, Bremen OH 43107

    3.4 Good 65 reviews

    “What a change! Love the remodeling! So much more convenient and organized with lots of new merchandise. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Thanks for the improvements!”

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